in reply to posting XML to an HTTPS site

It all depends on how the name/password security is implemented. You'll certainly find lwpcook to be useful and if your web site uses basic authentication then the section on access to protected documents will solve most of your problems.

You might also need to glance at README.SSL.

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Re^2: posting XML to an HTTPS site
by clive99 (Initiate) on Feb 15, 2007 at 11:57 UTC
    hiya, sorry i'm a bit of a perl novice. all i know is that it's a site that when i go to the url (https://secure-test.bibit.com/jsp/merchant/xml/paymentService.jsp) is that it brings up a dialogue box asking for name/password. is there a way for LWP to post a name/password combination and content to this kind of url? it doesn't need a certificate or anything i think. thanks again, c
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